El Shug Uma, Shug Shungu and Shug Shimi and as a contribution of the indigenous worldview of Ecuador
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Communication, Shug Uma, Shug Shungu and Shug Shimi, worldview, indigenous.Abstract
This article investigates and proves how Shug Uma, Shug Shungu and Shug Shimi contribute to the worldview of the natives of the Licto parish. It was verified how the interaction and interrelation is strengthened in the communicative processes of the inhabitants. The methodology used is of a qualitative type: the participatory action research method was used to warn of the way in which the trilogy is used among the inhabitants of the place; and the interview with experts on the subject who warned of the importance that this terminology has in the daily life of the social actors of the parish. The results achieved proved that its use is part of his daily life.Downloads
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